BREAKDOWN ASL PODCAST | EP. 6: 'I Think There's Hope'
Season 2024
Episode 16
About the Episode
In the aftermath of Lewiston, healing and recovery is taking many forms — from advocacy to legal action. Episode 5 of the ASL-interpreted video of the "Breakdown" podcast looks at at how some have turned their anguish into action: One shooting location was renovated and reopened. Another has become a nonprofit. One victim’s father now advocates for increased gun control.
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Extras
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BREAKDOWN ASL PODCAST | EP. 5: 'We're Still Here'
Four members of Maine's deaf community died in the Lewiston shooting.35:26 -
BREAKDOWN ASL PODCAST | EP. 4: 'They Controlled It All'
The politics of guns in Maine and “yellow flag” laws, which shaped the Lewiston response.44:16 -
BREAKDOWN ASL PODCAST | EP. 3: 'Dereliction of Duty'
How did Army Reserve leaders respond to warning signs about the Lewiston shooter, a reservist?39:33 -
BREAKDOWN ASL PODCAST | EP. 2: 'I Believe He Is Going To Snap'
Months before the Lewiston mass shooting, the gunman’s family & friends were trying to get him help.40:52 -
BREAKDOWN ASL PODCAST | EP. 1: 'Did We Really Survive This?'
The mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, on Oct. 25, 2023, was the year's deadliest.36:36 -
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